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I thought this was very interesting; and very true.  What do y'all think?  Btw, it's not real long so please read.

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/5-lies-i-used-to-believe-about-being-a-christian_us_5768b38ae4b034ff3eefe314


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I liked that a lot, all 5 were part of my upbringing and all 5 are what drive people away from Jesus and His church.


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I very much enjoyed that, as well.  All five points were spot on with most of what I have heard the majority of my life.  

It's very refreshing.


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I was impressed by the article as well.  Being a Christian is simple; it's just following God's word and and allowing Him control.  :)

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I liked the article too... I was especially amazed that it was from the Huffington Post.


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Blessings Morning Glory

   I thought"Uh oh,here it is -lol"   Surprisingly It was not at all what I expected to read,being raised "RC" I figured it to be spot on but I could only relate to one thing growing up,about the "super -spiritual" leaders,,,,,

Maybe they were not as bad as I  remembered-lol    Well,as far as Gods Love being affected by our behavior was not exactly what I was taught,I was taught "you don't want to make God angry!" but He never stopped Loving you ,so I suppose the article is pretty close?I grew up watching out for bolts of lightening or some other catastrophic event that may come out of the sky because I did something wrong,,,oh dear?

                                                               To God be the Glory,With love-in Christ,Kwik


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49 minutes ago, Teditis said:

I liked the article too... I was especially amazed that it was from the Huffington Post.

Ted, I was very surprised too  that  this article was in the Huffington Post~~


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2 hours ago, MorningGlory said:

I thought this was very interesting; and very true.  What do y'all think?  Btw, it's not real long so please read.

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/5-lies-i-used-to-believe-about-being-a-christian_us_5768b38ae4b034ff3eefe314

 
 

Good article  MG, so true~~

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The Bible isn’t about rules; it’s about Jesus. It’s designed to be used in the context of relationship. The goal in reading the Word shouldn’t be to get to a certain chapter, but to meet Jesus along the way.

Amen ~~


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2 hours ago, Teditis said:

I liked the article too... I was especially amazed that it was from the Huffington Post.

Yes; I don't even read HuffPo but someone sent me a link and I thought 'this is pretty good'.  It goes back to the old truism: Even a broken clock is right twice a day.  ;)


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2 hours ago, kwikphilly said:

Blessings Morning Glory

   I thought"Uh oh,here it is -lol"   Surprisingly It was not at all what I expected to read,being raised "RC" I figured it to be spot on but I could only relate to one thing growing up,about the "super -spiritual" leaders,,,,,

Maybe they were not as bad as I  remembered-lol    Well,as far as Gods Love being affected by our behavior was not exactly what I was taught,I was taught "you don't want to make God angry!" but He never stopped Loving you ,so I suppose the article is pretty close?I grew up watching out for bolts of lightening or some other catastrophic event that may come out of the sky because I did something wrong,,,oh dear?

                                                               To God be the Glory,With love-in Christ,Kwik

Me too, Kwik.  We have to learn to see our Heavenly Father as a kind and benevolent protector of His children.

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